continuous integration

How To Quality-Check Python Code Using Pylint On CI?

Reading Time: 2 minutes In this article, we will talk about how to quality-check Python code using Pylint on CI. Code Quality Through CI As we know, code quality is an important aspect of any project. It is the responsibility of every developer to quality-check the code before pushing it to the repository. However, to enforce this and implement the concepts of Continuous Integration (CI), we need to have Continue Reading

Selenium Test in Azure Pipeline

Reading Time: 4 minutes It will help you to have a Selenium test in azure pipelines also helps to automatically build, test, and deploy your projects, with Continuous Integration, upon various production environments. So your Selenium automation test scripts can run successfully on Azure Pipeline. Why we need Azure pipelines for integration We can have an automated way of running our regression test.  Whenever we have any changes to Continue Reading

Using CodeShip with CodeDeploy

Reading Time: 5 minutes What is CodeShip ? CodeShip is a hosted continuous delivery service that focuses on speed, simplicity and reliability. It is a fast and secure hosted CI service that scales as per user’s needs. CodeShip was founded in 2011, and pretty soon it became one amongst the Saas Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery leader in the market. CodeShip is now backed by a larger company with Continue Reading

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CI using Teamcity

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone, In this blog, we are going to how we can create a CI-pipeline in TeamCity using the kotlin DSL script. So before directly moving to the CI part lets see a little about teamcity. What is Teamcity TC- teamcity is a ci server With the help of teamcity you can Run parallel builds simultaneously on different platforms and environments Optimize the code integration Continue Reading

Concourse CI CD pipeline

Reading Time: 4 minutes In this blog, we are going to set up a typical CI/CD pipeline using concourse to make the development process more agile and deployment more visible.

Integration Of Cypress with jenkins

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone, I hope you all are safe and sound, as in my previous blog we have already covered some frontend and backend testing scenarios with cypress. In this blog, we will talk about the Integration of Cypress with Jenkins. So, the agenda of this blog will be like: Jenkins Installation (Ubuntu) Integration Of Cypress with Jenkins Execution with Jenkins Jenkins Installation: For installing Jenkins Continue Reading

CI/CD: The Jenkins Way

Reading Time: 4 minutes First, There was Waterfall model, software builds took a long time to develop and then deployment alone was time-consuming. Now, Agile, revolutionizing the way we follow the development cycle making it faster, deliverables have the same quality and they are delivered much faster. Bang! and Now we have Dev Ops.. Where the Agile methodology releases build annually, quarterly or monthly, Dev Ops speed up the Continue Reading

Jenkins – Integrating Email Service

Reading Time: 4 minutes Jenkins is one open source tool to perform continuous integration and build automation. Using it, all development work can be integrated as early as possible. The resulting artifacts are automatically created and tested and as a result the process of identification of errors becomes faster. But there must be a way so that build status and testing results can be reported to the team. And Continue Reading

Configuring SonarQube with Scoverage plug-in : The Complete Guide

Reading Time: 4 minutes This blog will guide you through the successful configuration of Scoverage plug-in with SonarQube for Scala source code statement coverage analysis. How Does it Work? The Scoverage plug-in for SonarQube reads the report generated by sbt scoverage plug-in and generate several reports like Statement Coverage % Analysis Lines covered by test Drilling down report to the file level The greatest advantage of SonarQube is the Continue Reading

Integrate Github Repo with Travis CI For Scala Play2.0 and MongoDB Project

Reading Time: 2 minutes Travis CI is a hosted, distributed  continuous integration service used to build and test projects hosted at  GitHub for the open source community. It supports building software in numerous languages, including Ruby, JavaScript, Java, Scala, PHP, Haskell and Erlang. A Travis worker comes with a good amount of services you might depend on, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, CouchDB, RabbitMQ, memcached and others. Hosting your project Continue Reading